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Iryna Klishch '18

Student Honored with National Poetry Award

Iryna Klishch ‘18 has been recognized with the Edna Meudt Memorial Award for the National Federation of State Poetry Societies (NFSPS).
Madeline Van Winkle and Patrick Banner

Students Win National Science Foundation Post-graduate Fellowships

The National Science Foundation has awarded graduate research fellowships to two Denison students, Patrick Banner and Madeline Van Winkle.
Megan Jamison ’18 and Sophie Conlon ’18

Research Uncovers New Knowledge on Learning Disabilities

Student research leads to better understanding of testing accommodations for students with disabilities.
Students walking from chapel walk to academic quad

National Survey Shows Denison Students Get a Superior Education

In comparison to seniors at other elite institutions, DU seniors are significantly more likely to say their college experience was game-changing.
Student walking as the sun sets

Selecting a college: advice from a parent and college president

What do you need to know when choosing a college? Figure out the right fit for your student, look first-year programs, and make one last visit.
Students walking from chapel walk to academic quad

$700,000 Mellon Grant for Stellar Journalism

The Mellon Foundation has approved a grant of $700,000 to Denison University for an initiative to embed “place-based” narrative in the curriculum.
The New Music Ensemble dives deep into the composers and music of today.

New Music Ensemble Explores Modern Composers

The New Music Ensemble dives deep into the composers and music of today.
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Rosa Canales ‘20
Library building

$7.5 Million Gift in Support of Library and More

A $7.5 million gift to Denison University supports library renovations and the Journalism Program.
Students walking on the academic quad

Denison University a Top Peace Corps College

Once again, Denison University earns a place on Peace Corps’ annual Top Volunteer-Producing Schools list.
Robert Abbott in the Red Frame Lab

Designing the Future: Graphic Design & Professional Success

A graphic design series with Denison’s Entrepreneur-in-Residence provides students with the opportunity to develop skills for professional success
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Alexis Boyages ‘19
Professor Kambiz GhaneaBassiri, an expert on religion and state in the contemporary politics of Muslims in America, visits Denison.

Contemporary Politics of Muslim America

Two days with Professor Kambiz GhaneaBassiri, an expert on religion and state in the contemporary politics of Muslims in America.
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Sarah Curtin ‘18
Students walking on the academic quad

Denison Admission Most Selective in College History

Denison University reports that the number of students who applied to the college has increased - for the fourth consecutive year.
Oliver Gladfelter '18

A Questioning Nature, A Great Internship, and Then (Yes) A Job Offer

A research fellowship became a proving ground for Oliver Gladfelter ’18, who was offered a job by Nielsen Company.
1st Row: Ayana Hinton, Rachel Mitton-Fry, Hanada Al-Masri 2nd Row: Regina Martin, Jason Busic, Sam Cowling, Steve Olmschenk Missing: Griffin Hollis

2018 Tenured Professors

Denison University announces newly tenured professors.
Art Steinmetz ’80

From Russian Literature to Wall Street

Art Steinmetz ‘80 used his liberal arts education to land the top job at OppenheimerFunds
Diana Mafe

New Book by Diana Mafe Examines Race and Gender in Pop Culture

Diana Mafe’s book opens a new door in literature - boldly going into science fiction to look at race and gender norms.
Student reading on the academic quad

Denison Named a Top Producer of Fulbright Student Awards

Academic excellence and strong faculty mentorship support Denison students on their quest for Fulbrights.
Students together in Olin

Valued Added: Lessons Beyond Calculus and Algorithms

Math and computer science students find that four years in the department have prepared them for life after Denison.
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Mara Kilgore ‘19
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